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Ted Ginn Jr. remains a Monster bust

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I still hear a lot of Dolfans say we should have kept Ted Ginn Jr. and I would like to show why Miami made the right move by getting rid of this ball less bum.

5 rec 68 yds 0 TDs

2 rushing attempts 11 yards 0 TDs

KR 461 yds 0 TDs

PR 112 0 TDs, He averaging 8.9 yds a PR, that is less than Bess who is averaging 10.9
 
This doesn't prove ****.

It's all about being in the right system. Everyone says that Tom Brady is just another average QB outside of New England. Maybe so. But he's GREAT in the proper system. And if Ted Ginn's skill set is utilized properly, he's not as bad as he has played. He's not a #1 receiver. Never was. Never will be. But you pair him with a stud wide receiver who draws a lot of attention, and he's dangerous. Put him with Andre Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, Roddy White, Reggie Wayne, etc., and he's a dangerous intermediate threat because of his superior speed. There's not a man over the middle that could run with Ginn.

And I'm a guy who hates Ted Ginn. But Ted's skills require an elite to above average QB (which we don't have) and a superstar WR (we have that now) in order to get the full potential out of him.
 
JCane said:
This doesn't prove ****.

It's all about being in the right system. Everyone says that Tom Brady is just another average QB outside of New England. Maybe so. But he's GREAT in the proper system. And if Ted Ginn's skill set is utilized properly, he's not as bad as he has played. He's not a #1 receiver. Never was. Never will be. But you pair him with a stud wide receiver who draws a lot of attention, and he's dangerous. Put him with Andre Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, Roddy White, Reggie Wayne, etc., and he's a dangerous intermediate threat because of his superior speed. There's not a man over the middle that could run with Ginn.

And I'm a guy who hates Ted Ginn. But Ted's skills require an elite to above average QB (which we don't have) and a superstar WR (we have that now) in order to get the full potential out of him.
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If he could hold on to the ball and get balls implants maybe, but of in San Francisco fans are complaining about the same exact things that made us give up on the guy. Also saying the guy has no brains and has struggled to learn the system.
 
Well when they're asking more than he's capable of, he's going to struggle to learn the system. The moron hardly got into Ohio State. He has the IQ of motor oil. He's not capable of understanding complex offenses. That's why you send the idiot on simple slant routes or wheel routes. Those are basic plays. With a superstar wide receiver opposite him, he doesn't have to concern himself with being double teamed and having his empty head ripped off. He caught the football well in college. Why can't he do it in the NFL? Nothing has changed.

The only thing that really changed was teams demanded more than he was capable of producing. That weighs heavy on the mind. Creates stress. And when you're not very bright as it is, the result is complete and utter failure.
 
JCane said:
This doesn't prove ****.

It's all about being in the right system. Everyone says that Tom Brady is just another average QB outside of New England. Maybe so. But he's GREAT in the proper system. And if Ted Ginn's skill set is utilized properly, he's not as bad as he has played. He's not a #1 receiver. Never was. Never will be. But you pair him with a stud wide receiver who draws a lot of attention, and he's dangerous. Put him with Andre Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, Roddy White, Reggie Wayne, etc., and he's a dangerous intermediate threat because of his superior speed. There's not a man over the middle that could run with Ginn.

And I'm a guy who hates Ted Ginn. But Ted's skills require an elite to above average QB (which we don't have) and a superstar WR (we have that now) in order to get the full potential out of him.
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Whom with any brains says "T.Brady would be another average QB outside of New England"???
That's one of the dumbest thingest I've read in awhile, and I read a lot here!
 
Yea, but

Yea, but, we could sure use him, on the deep pass and kickoffs. The 49ers don't use him right. Personally we should of kept Anthony Armstrong.
 
Ted Ginn would be completely useless to us right now because we don't have a QB...and that's why he was completely worthless when he was here.

Who really believes that if the Patriots or Colts acquired Ted Ginn tomorrow that he wouldn't double his production? Guarantee Peyton Manning makes him look like a different wideout. Belichick puts Ginn in situations to be successful.
 
I would like to still have ginn is he a real good WR no but IMO he would take more pressure off Marshall then hartline does and ginn could strech the field for us as well hartline IMO is not much better then Greg cam.. the only diffrence is that Greg had great hands and hartline has good hands at times very inconsistent
 
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